No, it wont get rid of the problem.
It will include a custom header in all outgoing emails
"X-DF-MailerSRC: FileUsedToSendMail for IpAddress"
When u receive a bounced email, check for this header in the mail message source and you will know which file is abused.
No need to guess anymore. Straight to the source of the issue.
At this stage you will know what you need to disable/change.
.:: I met php the 03 December 2003 :: Unforgettable day! ::.
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Thanks Nano - I'll keep an eye. My host banned the IP that 'appeared' to be sending the emails (and the email adresses got all the way to az**@*.*) and they appear to have stopped for now.
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They have stopped because you removed Tell a Friend module and or the IP was banned but the patch will still help you in case some other module use a similar function.
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Just came across this thread. I encountered exactly the same problem on the 17th of December (disabled the module to deal with at that time). Interestingly the site in question was very much along the same lines as yours as far as subject matter is concerned - just a coincidence I guess!
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rosbifOffline
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I've started getting attacked again - having added the line to my phpmailer page the offending page that is being targetted is /home/chantill/public_html/modules/Downloads/include/friend.inc
I'm going to try and add a captcha to that page or change it to registered users only to try and shore it up. To be honest I think every link like this should be plugged or selectable in config..
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I've added the following lines to the preview and submit functions in friend.inc
if (!is_user()) { $error = 'Sorry, this function is for registered users only'; }
and I've changed the form at the bottom to this:
<input type="hidden" name="id" value="'.$friend_id.'" />';
if (is_user()) { echo '<input type="submit" name="preview_message" value="'._PREVIEW.'" /> <input type="submit" name="send_message" value="'._SUBMIT.'" />';
} else {
echo 'Please log in to use this feature';
}
echo '</form>';
Think that should be sufficient. I should really make it multilingual and/or not display the tell a friend link if not logged in but I can't find where to add that bit!
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